PEDESTRIAN ACCIDENT
PRE-SETTLEMENT FUNDING.

It is a non-recourse cash advance based on the potential proceeds of a pending pedestrian-injury claim. FCA reviews the legal claim with your attorney and may provide funding before the case is resolved.

Yes. Applicants generally need to be represented by a personal injury attorney because FCA coordinates with counsel to review liability, insurance, injuries, treatment, and the anticipated recovery.

FCA evaluates legal funding primarily on the strength and potential value of the underlying claim, rather than traditional consumer credit criteria.

Timing depends on attorney cooperation, available case documents, underwriting, and completion of the funding agreement. Qualifying cases may be funded within 24 hours after the required information and documents are complete.

Approved funds may provide flexibility for rent, groceries, utilities, transportation, medical expenses, childcare, and other household needs while the claim remains pending.

Potentially. Eligibility depends on the facts of the collision, available sources of recovery, insurance coverage such as uninsured motorist coverage, and the status of the pending claim.

Depending on the facts, a negligent driver, vehicle owner, employer, property owner, contractor, government entity, or another responsible party may be involved. Your attorney determines the appropriate defendants and legal theories.

There is no single amount for every claim. The available amount depends on factors such as liability, insurance coverage, injury severity, medical treatment, existing liens or advances, and the anticipated recovery.

Costs and terms vary by claim and funding agreement. Fund Capital America provides the applicable funding amount, fees, and repayment terms in writing before an applicant decides whether to accept an offer.